Extra Editions
The Coloradoan printed an extra November 18, 1991, upon the release of Beirut hostage Thomas Sutherland, a Fort Collins resident. The Coloradoan's banner headline read "He's Free".
The newspaper also published an extra edition on September 11, 2001.
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